MemoInjo

Stick memo on any website and sync via Joplin

What is MemoInjo?

MemoInjo is a Chrome extension that sticks a memo on any website and stores/syncs them via Joplin. It allows you to easily create and access summaries or task lists associated with specific websites, across different computers.

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By: Ben Lau

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Users: 241 ▼ -7

Rating: 5.00 (3)

Version: 0.1.3 (Last updated: 2022-04-23)

Creation date: 2022-02-07

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage
activeTab

Size: 2.08M

Email: xb*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 50969 ▼ 584

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#28326 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 59 #34 in grant keyword 4

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Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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MemoInjo is a Chrome extension that sticks a memo on any website and stores/sync via Joplin. Simply press the icon of MemoInjo at the extension toolbar (top-right corner) in Chrome. It will show a memo editor for the browsing website. You may create a summary or a task list associated with a website easily.

MemoInjo is not a web clipper that could capture only once. You could reopen the same memo for the same URL. And thank to the sync feature of Joplin, you may access the memo across different computer.

Setup

Install the extension
Open Joplin
Go to Web Clipper Options and follow the instruction.
In the toolbar of the browser, press the button of MemoInjo
It will ask you to grant permission in Joplin.
Switch back to Joplin and grant the permission.

Then it is ready to use.

User reviews

This is a fantastic app - use it many times in an hour

No Left Turns, 2024-05-11

Love this extension. It seems that you can edit the note either in Joplin or on a web site, and each will reflect the other. Also if you use both Firefox and Chrome and install the extension in both, then notes written in one browser will show in the other. Editing either the note title, or body, in Joplin is again reflected back to the browsers (I guess the extension uses the unique note ID) And of course, the Joplin notes created will sync with other instances of Joplin and be available on other computers. Very well done Ben Lau! 🏆